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Batman Banned: Ben Affleck Banned From Playing Blackjack at Hard Rock Casino

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Jagajeet Chiba

Published on:

May/03/2014

Batman Banned: Ben Affleck Banned From Playing Blackjack Hard Rock Casino

Hollywood star Ben Affleck has been banned from playing blackjack the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas because he is “too good”.

The 41-year-old actor, who has starred in various gambling themed films, was stopped from playing the popular casino table game Friday night and was advised he could continue playing other games.

TMZ.com had reported earlier that Afleck was “banned for life” from the Hard Rock.

A representative from the casino declined to comment when approached by Reuters about this story.

Affleck is set to play “Batman” in the next installment of that popular film franchise.

Super heroes don’t always win.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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